Parliamentary Democracy: Law-Making Process
Understanding how laws are debated and passed in Parliament and the importance of representation.
Key Questions
- What makes a law legitimate in a democratic society?
- How should a representative balance the needs of their voters against national interests?
- What would a just policy-making process look like for a diverse population?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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